drawing nr826

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It proceeded to tear a large sheet of heavy cotton paper into 4 equal pieces. Then it cut the longer side of an a4 sheet down to 24 cm to construct a 24cm square, in pencil, on the torn sheet. It had 3 syringes with thick needles. It loaded the syringes with 0,1ml of red, yellow and blue ink, then diluted the ink with water so that the syringes held 1ml of ink. The two fountain pens were filled with filtered water. It began the drawing by placing one drop of diluted yellow ink on the nib then drew semiparalell lines, with a ruler, across the 24cm square, at an angle and with a frequency of about 12 lines per cm. The layers would alternate, at different angles, between the yellow red and blue ink. It had stopped counting so elaborately. It preferred to just let it flow, observing the moment, the occurrences in the mindstuffs and the accumulation of a resolution across the field. It had high hopes of demonstrating that there was more to it than the rational. That something might emerge that transcended. But there was no way of knowing and there was no way of explaining. So it went about its ways in the early morning, listening to the world about it awaken, watching for some anomaly to occur.